kind of feel like we should just bring the band up, give an altar call, call it tonight.

What you think?

Hey, if you got your Bibles, we're going to be in Galatians chapter 6.

We're going to begin in verse 11.

I know we have it done, verses 1 through 10.

We're going to swing back around and do those next week.

And we are wrapping up Paul's letter.

Again, we're going to do Galatians 1 through 10 next week,

but we're going to study the final words that Paul has to say to the Galatians.

And what he's going to focus on is what he's been focused on from the very beginning.

Paul's going to bring it back to the cross.

He started with the cross.

He's going to end with the cross. He began with grace. He's going to bring it back to the cross. He started with the cross. He's going to end with the cross.

He began with grace. He's going to end with grace. This is what he's talking about.

Seven times in the book of Galatians. It's not a big book. The whole letter to the Galatians is this big.

Now I use the ELP version. You know what that means? The extra large print. So in y'all's Bibles, it's like this big.

And seven times in these few pages, he fixes our eyes on the cross because that is all that Paul wants to preach.

And it's, in his last few sentences here, it's a really, it's a summation of all that he's

been saying. He was to remind

the Galatians that we are justified by faith alone, not by law nor by works, particularly

the mosaic law and particularly circumcision. That doesn't save you. Therefore, what he's saying

is throw off the works of the flesh that will cause you to live under the burden and the bondage of the slavery of flesh.

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